Onslow Couple Weds In Davenport Rites
Miss Jessie Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs J A Smith Onslow and Floyd R Bristol of Emory Montana were married at Davenport last Wednesday December 12 Rev Collman Presbyterian officiating The bride mother and brother accompanied them The bride is a former teacher and will be missed in Onslow and nearby areas They will reside in Davenport after marriage
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Onslow
Jessie Smith
J. A. Smith
Floyd R. Bristol
Emory
Montana
Davenport
Collman
Presbyterian Church
Bristol
Red Cross
Brule
Warren
Jack Walsworth
Mary Orr
Harvey Chase
Orr
Presbyterian Guild
Ben Johnson
M. B. Aid Society
James Kennedy
Ed Franks
Maquoketa
Helen Lamey
Cedar Rapids
Countryman
Anamosa
Knight
Col. Holst
George Hall
Nebraska
Bess Rowe
Clinton
Mae Overley
Red Cross Aids Local Unit Draw Praise At Scotch Grove
December 19 report shows 31 hospital shirts 8 bandages 6 wash cloths 6 convalescent robes 5 pajama suits 6 tray cloths 5 napkins 4 handkerchiefs 1% sweaters 51 wristlets 16 scarfs 28 corks 2 helmets from Scotch Grove unit. News from Fred Lange Arthur Himebaugh Ray Sanford Willie Carson notes hospital stays and church event details plus community notices including marriages baskets illness and visits.
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Scotch Grove
Red Cross Society
Fred Lange
Arthur Himebaugh
Ray Sanford
Willie Carson
Jefferson Barracks
George Monk
Anna Balster
Wayne Lutheran German Church
Mardorff
Wayne Township
Hazel Herrington
L. E. Hutton
Rapid City
South Dakota
Ed Hughes
D. A. Park
Robert Clark
Hopkinton Visitors Drop By For Weekend Calls
A list of Hopkinton residents and guests visiting local homes over the weekend includes Mr. and Mrs. Lester Appleby and son Robert, Casper Arduser, Mrs. A Blair and daughter Mildren, Mrs. W J Murray and son William, Ruth and Willie Guthrie. Other visitors come from Monticello and nearby towns to see J L Paulsen, G K Greer, and family.
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Hopkinton
Lester Appleby
Robert
Casper Arduser
A. Blair
Mildren
W. J. Murray
William
Ruth
Willie Guthrie
Fred Lawrence
August Husmann
Henry
Katherine Paulsen
Miss Curtis
Monticello
J. L. Paulsen
Henry W
Howard Irvine
Castle Grove
J. H. Hanken
E. R. Stevenson
W. H. Hanken
R. J. Guthrie
Miss OBrien Leaves for Convent in Baltimore
Miss Margaret OBrien departs Thursday for Baltimore Maryland to enter the Convent of the Sacred Heart. Frank Weinski reports selling 75 shoats averaging about 240 pounds at over 3000 dollars. George Hassenpflug, 80, former Spring Valley resident, dies at his son Otto Hassenpflug’s home in Ordway South Dakota. Charles A W Heitchen first lieutenant Signal Corps US Army ordered to active duty from Fort Kamehameha Hawaii to Camp Samuel F B Morse Leon Springs Texas leaving Honolulu around Navy 30th.
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Margaret O’brien
Baltimore
Maryland
Convent of the Sacred Heart
Frank Weinski
George Hassenpflug
Spring Valley
Otto Hassenpflug
Ordway
S. D
Hassenpflug
Ohio
Charles A. W. Heitchen
Signal Corps
Fort Kamehameha
H. T
Samuel F. B. Morse
Leon Springs
Texas
Honolulu
Navy
Christmas Mass Planned by Catholic Church
The Catholic Church will hold its usual Christmas Day mass with appropriate music. The hour of the special services will be announced at the regular services next Sunday morning.
Christmas Eve and Christmas Day Services at Local Lutheran Church
On Christmas Eve December 24 at 7 20 p m a children's program will be held at the Lutheran church. Christmas Day German services begin with Holy Communion at 10 30 a m confessional services and regular services follow. English services in the afternoon include Holy Communion with confes sional services at 2 00 p m and regular services at 2 30 p m.
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Lutheran Church
Christmas Eve Program At Monticello First Presbyterian
The First Presbyterian church of Monticello invites all to a Christmas Eve service Monday December 24 featuring a tree lighting with Sunday school members, a pantomime, and special music. Parents of pupils are urged to attend and everyone is welcome.
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First Presbyterian Church of
Christmas special service at Presbyterian church
A special Christmas service will be held next Sunday morning with sermons and solo musical performances by Mrs. C. G. Thomas and Miss Margaret Wismeier. The morning choir will perform a Christmas anthem and hymn, with visitors welcome and all Sunday school children urged to attend. Prof. Crane will present evening music with his choir and orchestra, the sermon addressing Christ's teaching titled Jesus the Divine Clinic. Solicitors for the member canvass will receive lists and envelopes after the Sunday morning service.
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Presbyterian Church
C. G. Thomas
Margaret Wismeier
Crane
Carol Singing Program at Sunday School Ceremony
The program lists a full Christmas pageant from organ voluntary to postlude. Participants include Carl Landis Olive Slau son Gladys Shelley Louis Hoag, Helen Stary Ida Sutton Yeete and many class recitations and declamations. Numbers like Bethlehem Star, Holy Night and Christmas Bells are performed by various classes with gifts for the King and a Sunday School offering for the Orphan's Home.
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Carlton Landis
Olive Slauson
Gladys Shelley
Louis Hoag
Helen Stary
Ida Sutton
Yeete
Imogene ‘Bilers
Pauline Farley
Rohr
Alberta Hallaeur Soto Uy
Ccceereage
Sete
Nadieees
Gladys Skelley
cent _ Blanche Smith
Muriel Taylor
Catherine Jacque
Ruth Cropp
Della Bishop
Bethlehem
Miller
Mary Coxsee
Miss Clark
Anna Winkler Mettler
Otto Schneiter
Katie Hoffmann
Hulda Arduser
Louise
Helen Rohr
Anna Allamand
G. Zumbrunnen
R. Ambuehl
C. Rohr
Matie Rickless
Olga Meyer
Rosie Winkler
Lillian Ambuechl
M. Song
Clara Burrichter
Viola
Aulsen
Alfie
Bennie Durst
Alfred Egger
John Song
Clara Boner
Paul Arduser
Hans Hoffmann
Edna Rohr
The
Orphan’s Home
Christmas Message and Concert Week Schedule
Next Sunday morning features The World's Need of the Christmas Message at 7 30 with a special musical service at 7 30 pm all choirs and the orchestra participate Monday at 7 30 pm the Sunday school presents a Christmas program including Joy to the World Teddy Koop Be a Santa Claus Yourself Elma Buol Recitation and Anthem Young People's Choir performs Christmas Arithmetic for the 2nd Primary Class
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SONY
Christmas program pageant of school recitations and songs
A Sunday school entertainment listing numerous students and classes presenting poems recitations songs and dialogues. Notable items include Santa Claus songs Silent Night Christmas Box and a closing O Little Town of Bethlehem. The program emphasizes giving to others with a White Christmas Offering by classes and individuals.
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Irving Hilers
Alfred Scherrer
Harold van Voltenberg
Santa
Jarrell Podhaski
George Richard Guyan
Mary Elizabeth Stuhler
Doly
Hansella Mellugh
Wilbur
Loren Byam
Joseph Becker
Clarence Ricklers
Fat “the Chippers
Miss Rettig
Miss Hicks
Santa Claus
Gertrude Cropp
Robert Franklin
Jane Marshall
Robert Ricklets
Robin Jenney
Gladys Stickford
Jack Kay
Freddie Krieb
Carolyn, Stuhler
Harriet Rohn
Ethel Berlin
Billie Stickford White
Little Town of
Bethlehem
Local notes from Castle Grove and area reflect recoveries and sales
Arthur Fairbanks recovers from a fall after seed corn mishap near Anamosa. S. G. Grover held a successful sale with Auctioneer Waddick ensuring strong bidding. Anna Husmann visited Wayne township relatives. Mrs J A McLaughlin and daughter Minnie returned from Russellville Kentucky. J A Hubbard and Lester Fairbanks shipped hogs to Chicago from Anamosa on the Northwestern line. R J Howie shipped 77 hogs averaging over 220 pounds. Mrs Harry Fairbanks recovering from Mercy hospital operation. Gadmer of Cherokee visits sister D W Cunningham. Merry Christmas to all readers.
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Castle Grove
Arthur Fairbanks
Lawrence Farm
Anamosa
S. G. Grover
Waddick
Anna Husmann
Wayne Township
J. A. McLaughlin
Minnie
Russellville
Kentucky
James Mclaughlin
J. A. Hubbard
Lester Fairbanks
Chicago
Northwestern
R. J. Howie
Harry Fairbanks
Mercy Hospital
Gadmer
Cherokee
D. W. Cunningham
Prairieburg Notes From Union Sunday School Oyster Supper
The Union Sunday school young ladies hosted an oyster supper in Kula hall raising 2.50. Raymond Richards returned from New Hampshire after a week with Mrs. Richards following his serious accident. Allen Conklin visits his brother here after spending summer in Dakota and northwest Iowa. Rev Moore was indisposed and did not hold services. Frank and Kula welcomed a ten pound baby girl last week. Visitors included Joe Smith from Central City and Cliff Tharp from near Marion. Local residents hosting guests and social visits round out the week.
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Prairieburg
Union Sunday School
Kula Hall
Raymond Richards
New Hampshire
Richards
Allen Conklin
Dakota
Iowa
Moore
Local Notes From Cedar Rapids and Surroundings
The ice reaches nearly ten inches as harvest approaches. Mrs. W. S. Starbuck, operated on at a Cedar Rapids hospital, has recovered enough to move to her daughter Mrs. Phelps’s home. The case State versus Frank Vozenilek and wife, charged with criminal neglect, is continued to the next term. guardians manage the Vozenileks. A. T. First sold his livery barn and equipment to Merritt Fortney. he keeps the cars, leaves the business. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Leffingwell depart for Jacksonville Florida to spend winter there after two winters in Phoenix Arizona, seeking milder climate.
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W. S. Starbuck
Cedar Rapids
Phelps
Frank Vozenilek
Vozenileks
A. T. First
Merritt Fortney
Mr. First
C. A. Leffingwell
Jacksonville
Florida
Phoenix
Arizona
Leflingwell
Iowa
Hopkinton Leader News Bulletin Notes Local Moves and Obituary
R J Topping and family moved to a large farm near Olin to keep his sons busy. S J Tourtelot died at his Hopkinton home after a two week illness at age 73 years, 1 month and 17 days. Alfred Sh Flude will lecture in Hopkinton on December 19 to raise funds for college repairs. he is a Lenox alumnus with family ties to the area.
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R. J. Topping
Olin
Mr. Topping
S. J. Tourteliot
Hopkinton
TourteHot
Alfred Sh. Flude
Flide
Lenox
Doctor cautions on possible lockjaw after alarming call
A worried caller tells a doctor that his wife cannot speak and seems mute. The physician suspects lockjaw and suggests a visit next week to examine her condition. The exchange appears in Harper's Magazine.
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Harper's Magazine
Camp Dodge Orders Void Christmas Passes for 88th Division
An order revoking all passes and furloughs already issued and announcing none would be issued during the Christmas holidays was posted at Camp Dodge. It affects selective soldiers of the Eighty-eighth division and officers who planned to go home. Many from North Dakota Illinois and Minnesota were set to visit Des Moines relatives. Iowa servicemen would travel by car or interurban. Indications suggested the last increment would begin to assemble during the holidays.
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Camp Dodge
Eighty-eighth Division
North Dakota
I Ilinois
Minnesota
Des Moines
Iowa
Next Week's Crane Theatre Holiday Program
Crane Theatre presents Dorothy Dalton in Wild Winship's Widow a five part Triangle and Twin Troubles a comedy. Douglas Fairbanks in The Americano a five part Triangle and Heart Strategy a comedy. Matinee 3:00. The Fighting Trail a Vitagraph and Secrets of a Beauty Parlor a Keystone comedy. William Hart in The Gun Fighter a five part Triangle and His Deadly Undertaking a Triangle comedy.
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Dorothy Dalton
Wild Winship
Douglas Fairbanks
Vitagraph
Keystone
Wm. Hart
Triangle
Triangle Comedy
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Oxford Mirror News
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A. O. Peterson
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Monarch Range
Dea
Ricklefs
McNeill
Cam
C. R. Coon
the Peterson Clothes Shop
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